“schools in Greenwich”

Woodlands, Greenwich, London, SE3 7SE

Information about this school

 Greenwich Steiner School is an independent co-educational day school registered for pupils aged between three and 14 years.  It is situated in a residential area in the London Borough of Greenwich. There are five Kindergarten classes, three on the main school site and two at the nearby St George’s Church.  The Kindergarten classes include 63 children aged from rising three to six plus. Those up to age five follow the early years foundation stage (EYFS) curriculum, with agreed exemptions from the Department for Education. The early years provision is exempt from teaching phonics, technology and some aspects of mathematics.  Admission to the school is non-selective. There are 173 pupils on the roll, of whom 61 children, aged between three and five years old, are in the Kindergarten. Currently, there are five classes in the lower school and two classes in the middle school.  The school has identified 10 pupils with SEND.

Woodlands, Greenwich, London, SE3 7SE

Information about this school

 Greenwich Steiner School is an independent co-educational day school registered for pupils aged between three and 14 years.  It is situated in a residential area in the London Borough of Greenwich. There are five Kindergarten classes, three on the main school site and two at the nearby St George’s Church.  The Kindergarten classes include 63 children aged from rising three to six plus. Those up to age five follow the early years foundation stage (EYFS) curriculum, with agreed exemptions from the Department for Education. The early years provision is exempt from teaching phonics, technology and some aspects of mathematics.  Admission to the school is non-selective. There are 173 pupils on the roll, of whom 61 children, aged between three and five years old, are in the Kindergarten. Currently, there are five classes in the lower school and two classes in the middle school.  The school has identified 10 pupils with SEND.

31 Thomas Street, Woolwich, SE18 6HU

Information about this proposed school

 Greenwich Engineering and Medical School intends to register as an independent day school in the London Borough of Greenwich. The school intends to cater for pupils aged 15 to 18 with an interest in following career paths into engineering and medicine.  The school plans to occupy part of old university building, converted for educational use, at 31 Thomas Street, Woolwich.  The proprietor is also the founder and director of Philip Training Centre. This is an after-school tutorial provision for pupils studying for qualifications at the end of Year 11 and in the sixth form.  The school does not have a governing body at present.

Woodlands, Greenwich, London, SE3 7SE

Information about this school

 Greenwich Steiner School is an independent co-educational day school registered for pupils aged between three and 14 years.  There are five kindergarten classes, three on the main school site and two at the nearby St George’s Church.  The kindergarten classes include children aged from rising three to six plus. Those up to age five follow the early years foundation stage curriculum, with agreed exemptions from the Department for Education (DfE). The early years provision is exempt from teaching phonics, technology and some aspects of mathematics.  Admission to the school is non-selective. There are 180 pupils on the roll, of whom 61 children, aged between three and five years old, are in the kindergarten. Currently, there are five classes in the lower school and two classes in the middle school.  The headteacher took up post in September 2016. He is supported by a senior leadership team. The governing body is the proprietorial body of the school.

Woodlands, Greenwich, London, SE3 7SE

Information about the school

Greenwich Steiner School was established in 1999 in the basement of St George’s Church in Blackheath, South East London. More recently it has also rented part of an Army Cadet Force base in Blackheath. At present the three Kindergarten classes work in the Church, whilst the Lower School classes are in the Army Cadet Force centre. The school is in the process of restoring a Grade II listed building close to the Kindergarten to provide a long term base for the Lower School.

Royal Hill, London, SE10 8RZ

Randall Place School address Primary Type of school Greenwich Community School category London SE10 9LA 2 to 11 Age range of pupils 02088582472 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 02083052910 Fax number 430 Number on roll Mrs Diana Greaves Chair of governors The governing body Appropriate authority Ms Nicky Dyer Headteacher 17 April 2006 Date of previous inspection

Rectory Field Crescent, Marlborough Lane, London, SE7 7DG · Part of Acorn Federation Greenwich

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 Cherry Orchard Primary School is a smaller than average-sized school in the London borough of Greenwich. There is one class in each year group.  The headteacher took up post in September 2015.  The proportion of disadvantaged pupils is high compared to the national average.  The proportion of pupils with SEND is higher than for other schools nationally.  The school works within a cluster of local schools as part of the Greenwich Community Schools Partnership. This is an informal arrangement for schools to share and develop good practice.

Greenwich · SE18 1JL

Information about this proposed school

 The intended new school is located in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. The school’s address is 240–242 Plumstead High Street, Plumstead, SE18 1JL.  The school is operating as an unregistered alternative provision. At the time of the inspection there was one pupil on role.  The proprietor of this proposed school is Razwan Hussain. They will also be the headteacher.  The school plans to cater for pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). This will include pupils with an education, health and care plan. Pupils are likely to have SEND related to their social, emotional and mental health needs and speech and language and cognitive learning needs. This may also include pupils with autism.  The school plans to open in January 2026, with a maximum of 30 pupils.

765 Woolwich Road, Greenwich, London, SE7 8LJ · Part of University Schools Trust, East London

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 Royal Greenwich Trust School opened in September 2016. It is part of the University Schools Trust.  The current headteacher took up post in November 2019.  Leaders make use of one registered alternative provider.  The school meets the requirements of the Baker Clause, which requires schools to provide pupils in Years 8 to 13 with information about approved technical education qualifications and apprenticeships. 11 and 12 October 2022

253 Eltham High Street, London, SE9 1TY

Information about this proposed school

 Social Arts for Education will be an independent special day school for secondary-aged pupils in the London Borough of Greenwich.  The school intends to operate from September 2019. It will cater for pupils with SEND, such as autism spectrum disorder, and social, emotional and mental health difficulties. It is anticipated that around half the pupils will have an EHC plan.  The school is not currently in operation. The provider currently operates alternative provision, which consists of part-time tuition and support for 21 secondary-aged pupils.  The school’s proprietorial body will also fulfil the role of governing body.  The school has no current plans to use alternative providers.

Abbey Wood, London, Greenwich, SE2 9PT

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 Pulse and Water College is an independent school in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. The school caters for pupils who have been excluded from other schools or are at risk of being excluded.  The school occupies part of the third floor of former university buildings in Woolwich. The premises have been adapted for educational use as a school.  The headteacher is also the proprietor. The provision was first established in 2002 and became a registered independent school in September 2014.  The school is registered for up to 25 pupils from the age of 11 to 16. There are currently seven full-time pupils on roll, some with a statement of special educational needs or an education, health and care plan.  The school’s last full standard inspection was in June 2015 when it was judged to be inadequate. The school had progress monitoring inspections in March 2016 and October 2016.  The school does not use any alternative provision.

70 Court Road, London, SE9 5NP

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 Serenity School Eltham is an independent special day school in the London Borough of Greenwich.  The school provides for pupils with autism spectrum disorder and pupils with social, emotional and mental health needs. All pupils have education, health and care plans and are placed by local authorities.  The school’s most recent standard inspection took place in April 2022.  The school uses a range of alternative provision.

Abbey Wood, London, Greenwich, SE2 9PT

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 Pulse and Water College is an independent school in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. The school caters for pupils who have been excluded from other schools or are at risk of being excluded.  During the inspection, the school had one pupil who exceeded the school’s registration age.  The school does not use any alternative provision.

Woodlands, Greenwich, London, SE3 7SE

Evaluation of the school

The quality of education and care provided at Greenwich Steiner School are good. The quality of the curriculum is also good, with several particularly strong features, although at present it is not possible to provide the full Steiner curriculum. Social skills are particularly well developed. Teaching is good overall and the pupils make satisfactory progress. The school meets nearly all the regulations.

70 Court Road, London, SE9 5NP

Information about this proposed school

 Serenity School Eltham intends to register as an independent special day school in the London Borough of Greenwich.  The school will cater for boys and girls aged from five to 18 with a range of SEND. The school will specialise in catering for pupils with autism spectrum disorder, as well as social, emotional and mental health needs.  All pupils will be placed by local authorities and will have an EHC plan.  The school intends to open on 14 September 2020.  Leaders do not intend to make use of alternative provision.

Eltham Palace Road, Eltham, London, SE9 5LX · Part of Imperium Federation

Description of the school

Moatbridge provides for students who have social, emotional and behavioural difficulties (SEBD). All have statements of their special educational needs. Greenwich is one of London's most socially deprived boroughs, and the great majority of students come from the area. Most of the students are of White British origin, with about one sixth from Black ethnic groups. Students' previous schooling is variable leading to low attainment and under-achievement. Most have had periods of non-attendance, exclusion and have attended a number of schools, although in the past two years the great majority have previously attended Greenwich's primary SEBD school. Many of the students are in the criminal justice system.

70 Court Road, London, SE9 5NP

Information about this school

 The headteacher took up her post in September 2024.  Serenity School Eltham is an independent special day school in the London Borough of Greenwich. The school is located at 70 Court Road, London SE9 5NP.  The school provides for pupils with autism and pupils with social, emotional and mental health needs. All pupils have EHC plans and are placed by local authorities.  The school’s most recent standard inspection took place in April 2022. The most recent additional inspection took place in May 2023.  Leaders do not use any alternative provision.

Thorntree Road, Charlton, London, SE7 8AE

Description of the school

Thorntree primary school is situated in the Charlton area of the London Borough of Greenwich. The school serves families from a variety of social and educational backgrounds. The majority of pupils are of White British heritage and just over one third are from a wide range of minority ethnic backgrounds. Over 16 per cent of pupils speak English as an additional language, but very few are at the early stages of learning English. A quarter of pupils have learning difficulties or disabilities, higher than is typical nationally. A high proportion of pupils are entitled to free school meals. The attainment of children on entry to the school is below average.

Ensign Street, London, SE3 9GJ

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 Wingfield Primary school is an average-sized school in the London borough of Greenwich.  The school has early years provision for Nursery and Reception children.  The school works in close partnership with the Compass Partnership of schools multi- academy trust.  Wingfield Primary School has a growing pupil population as the school increases in size to three forms of entry in all year groups.

Haimo Road, Eltham, London, SE9 6DY

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Haimo is an average-sized primary school situated in the south west of Greenwich. The school has a very high proportion of pupils known to be eligible for free school meals. Pupils come from a range of ethnic backgrounds, with the majority being White British. An average number come from homes where English is not believed to be the first language, with a wide range of languages spoken. Almost a third of pupils have special educational needs and/or disabilities, those with speech, language and communication needs forming the largest group. The proportion of pupils with statements is similar to the national average. A daily breakfast club, managed by the school, is provided for pupils for a small charge. The school has received a number of awards including Healthy School Status (Established) and an Extended Schools Award. From Years 1 to 6, most classes are mixed-age, with three Year 3/4 classes, three Year 5/6 classes and one Year 1/2 class.